Letter from All-Stars Alumnus

Dear Supporters

My heart was racing as I was sitting in Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger’s office across from the After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Board of Directors, waiting to speak about how ASAS helped transform my life. These inspiring men and women are passionate about ensuring that students have access to the high quality after-school programs, just like the one that helped me get into this seat today. All my memories came flooding back.

ASAS means so much to me, to my family and community, to my past, but more importantly, to my future. At the end of the summer, I’ll be packing my bags and travelling to rural Vermont, to begin my freshman year at Middlebury College. I was lost in fantasy of studying in a state-of-the-art chemistry lab, wearing a white lab coat, when I heard my name being called, “Citlali, what was your ASAS experience like?” I took a second to gather my thoughts - I had so much to tell! Where to begin?

I first heard about ASAS during 6th grade orientation. My mom worked late and needed somewhere for me to stay after-school. I went every day, participated in healthy cooking classes and science fairs, but my favorite activity was our leadership class, where I served as Secretary and later, President. The following year, I was selected to join the National Youth Advisory Board, representing the Los Angeles chapter. That summer, we were sent to Washington DC for a leadership training camp focusing on public speaking and community service. Since then, I had the opportunity to head up several community organizations and represent ASAS at a number of speaking engagements, I even appeared on CNN with Van Jones alongside the Governor. At the end of 8th grade, I was presented with a special gift: a gavel engraved with my name in recognition of my service on the Youth Advisory Board. I’ll take it to college with me. It has such a special place in my heart.

I can’t wait to attend Middlebury (on a full scholarship) and leave my mark on the campus. I plan to study biology or biochemistry, to enter medical school and become a pediatrician, my dream job. I couldn't be more grateful for the opportunities I received and it’s my honor to continue working with this fabulous organization as an alumnus, helping to establish our first ever alumni network.

I’m honored to present our 2017-2018 annual report. I hope you will take a moment to gain a deeper understanding of how ASAS is fueling the growth of young people like me. I want to thank our board and founders, our generous partners and supporters, and our dedicated staff and mentors who are in classrooms every day. Thank you so much for always believing in me and thank you for being a part of our All-Star Family.

Sincerely,

Paul Wachter Signature Citlali Aguilera-Rico
ASAS Alumnus

Student Stories

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Wallace
Citlali

Wallace's Success Story

Wallace Wyatt III started off as a student in our After-School All-Stars program, then went on to become a volunteer, and is now one of our program leaders at After-School All-Stars North Texas. His dream is to one day be the next CEO of After-School All-Stars. Currently, he is a graduate student at Southern Methodist University and is working on his Master’s in Non-Profit Organizational Management.

1. What are your current goals—academically, personally, and professionally?

“Academically, I want to be the first in my immediate family to graduate with my doctoral degree. I am almost there, currently working on my masters. Professionally and personally, it is my desire, short-term, to become a site coordinator here in North Texas. Long-term, I want to stay with After-School All-Stars and who knows, maybe I will become the next Ben Paul, the next CEO of the organization. After-School All-Stars is literally family to me—my father and my current stepmother met through All-Stars, got married, and I now have two younger siblings.”

2. Are there any social good causes you are particularly passionate about and consider yourself an advocate for?

“Definitely leadership. We all just want to be heard. I see it in the kids that I work with here in North Texas. I strive to be an intentional leader that advocates for others. I want to let my students know that their voice matters and that they can accomplish whatever it is they want to do. I want to be the adult that I needed while I was growing up.”

3. Looking back on your life, how different would you say your life trajectory would be without After-School All-Stars?

“If I didn’t have After-School All-Stars in my life, I think there is a strong possibility I would be in one of two places—I would either be incarcerated or dead. And I say that because of all the anger that was built up inside of me from trying my hardest to be the child that was accepted at home. It wasn’t until After-School All-Stars that I learned there is more to life than just the community you were brought up in. And getting that exposure, getting encouraged and motivated, showed me how to attain my goals.”

4. How would you describe yourself before and after After-School All-Stars?

“Before After-School All-Stars I was really lost and just trying to go with the flow, which is a very dangerous place to be because I wasn’t willing to oppose anything that was given to me. But now with After-School All-Stars, I learned that it’s okay to respectfully voice your opinion. I was, and am continually being encouraged as an employee now, to openly share what’s on my heart and on my mind. I finally feel like my voice matters.”

5. What is one lesson you gained from being in After-School All-Stars?

“My biggest lesson from All-Stars was learning to be my authentic self. Now that I have found my voice, I’m holding onto it, and I won’t let anyone take it away. And now that I have developed and found who I am, I am able to encourage others to be their authentic selves.”

Citlali's Success Story

Citlali Aguilera-Rico is a former After-School All-Stars alum and current high school senior preparing to begin her college journey later this year at Middlebury College in Vermont. In December of 2018, on her 18th birthday, Citlali found out she was one of ten recipients of the prestigious, full-tuition Posse leadership scholarship. We sat down with Citlali to find out more about how she got to where she is today. We are so excited to see what her future holds.

1. What are your current goals—academically, personally, and professionally?

“Academically and professionally, once I get to Middlebury, I want to study biology and become a pediatrician. I have such a strong love and passion for learning about the human body and how it works, plus I love working with kids. Personally, I want to continue to be a leader on campus and have already been looking at various student organizations. Middlebury is a predominantly white college so I am looking at how I can bring my heritage, my own personal experiences, and living in a diverse place like Los Angeles to the students of Middlebury. I want to make sure we are not just adding a few more clubs to the campus for the sake of ‘diversity’ but are truly striving to do better, to raise awareness and to hold the right conversations on campus. The world is very polarized right now and we should be able to come together, have these important conversations, and make great change in the world.”

2. Are there any social good causes you are particularly passionate about and consider yourself an advocate for?

“I definitely consider myself an advocate for After-School All-Stars because they have been there for me my entire life. My mom was a middle school administrator, so I didn’t get to see her often, and my dad was a high school math teacher; they were both always very busy. After-School All-Stars was there for me when I needed somewhere to be; it was a good place for me to do my homework and provided extracurricular activities for me. I think it’s highly important for there to be proper funding and a better understanding surrounding the education and social emotional intelligence of middle schoolers specifically.”

3. Looking back on your life, how different would you say your life trajectory would be without After-School All-Stars?

“Through All-Stars and being a Youth Advisory Board Member, I found a lot of confidence in myself, which ultimately led to me becoming the person I am today. Without All-Stars, I would have continued to be this shy person who did not believe in herself and did not know what she was actually capable of doing. I am very active at my school and am involved with various organizations so people will walk by me and say ‘oh, you talked at that assembly, right?’. Without After-School All-Stars I would not be that person. Honestly, I would not even have this Posse scholarship because it is a leadership-based scholarship and all the fundamentals of leadership and how I became a leader came through All-Stars and by being a Youth Advisory Board Member.”

4. How Would You Describe Yourself Before And After After-School All-Stars?

“Before All-Stars, I was extremely shy. When I was 9 years old, my dad passed away which really caused me to close in and stop talking to my friends. I became really quiet and kept to myself. But then in middle school, I joined ASAS and I was able to make friends, be involved in extracurricular activities, and eventually be selected to be a Youth Advisory Board Member. I was able to spread my wings, learn public speaking, and gain leadership skills in order to become the person I am today."

5. What Is One Lesson You Gained From Being In After-School All-Stars?

“I learned that leadership is not about being the boss and telling everyone what to do but it is making sure that everyone has a chance to speak, being empathetic towards others, and not arguing but understanding other people’s perspective. Leadership is about open communication. Additionally, being part of the program exposed me to kids from all over the country with their own stories, their own struggles, some similar and some different to mine. That cross-cultural communication was extremely beneficial to me and I know that is something that will carry me on throughout my life.”

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Data & Demographics

Our Footprint

ASAS provides free, comprehensive after-school programming for low-income K-12 students at Title 1 schools in cities across the nation.

Our Students
- 50% Female
- 50% Male
SCHOOL LEVEL
- 40% Elementary (K-4)
- 56% Middle (5-8)
- 4% High (9-12)
85% of our students
qualify for a
Free or Reduced
Lunch Program

Diversity
- 46% Black/African American
- 35% Hispanic/Latinx
- 9% White
- 7% Asian American/Pacific Islander
- 2% Other
- 1% Native American/Alaskan Native
- 60
  Cities
- 468
  Schools
- 19
  CHAPTERS
- 5,600
  TRAINED STAFF
- 13
  States
- 90,718
  Students

Data & Demographics

Students Served and Supported

90,718

Our Mission

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) provides comprehensive after-school programs that keep children safe and help them succeed in school and life.

Our Vision

Our vision is for our All-Stars to be safe and healthy, to graduate high school and go to college, to find careers they love and then give back to their communities.

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National Organization

ASAS is the largest middle-school based after-school program in the country.

2018 was a record-breaking fundraising year for us!

Partner Spotlight

Windsong Trust

Windsong Trust is a key partner in After-School All-Stars’ efforts to ensure that our students are prepared to graduate from high school, go on to college or join the workforce, and lead healthy, fulfilling lives.

Advocacy

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) serves 90,718 students in 60 cities and 468 schools. However, despite our efforts, we realize greater unmet needs remain. As one of the largest national youth-serving organizations, we engage our legislative leaders to educate policymakers and advocate for additional investments in our programs and high-quality afterschool and summer programs wherever they operate.

Below are a few highlights from the past 2017-2018 fiscal year:

Federal Advocacy

We partnered with the Afterschool Alliance to co-sponsor a series of Capitol Hill staff briefings in Washington, D.C. on the importance of preserving the annual $1.2 billion in federal 21st Century Community Learning Center funding. ASAS Orlando alum and current college student, Ashley Castillo, traveled to Washington to share her personal story on how the program has impacted her life. Other federal funding initiatives we work to protect include: Americorps, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), Mentoring Funds, the Perkins Career and Technical Education, and proper funding for after-school programming.

State Advocacy

In states where ASAS has multiple chapters, our local staff, students, parents and board members are teaming up to go to their state capitols to make their case. In Hawaii, students organized a rally on Lights On, Afterschool Day. In Ohio, former Governor Kasich showed moral support by attending our events and further supported our work in Columbus, Toledo and Cleveland. In Florida, our Tampa, Orlando and Miami chapters met with legislators to increase funding for program expansion.

County and City Advocacy

In Orlando, our chapter worked closely with Mayor Buddy Dyer and city agencies to boost program services. Our South Florida Chapter held an event announcing our expansion into Broward County. In San Antonio, former Mayor Henry Cisneros and State Senator John Montford co-hosted our annual luncheon to make our case to 300 local leaders. In Newark, Mayor Baraka attended the opening of a new Makers Space in our support. And in Camden, New Jersey, we held an event with the Sixers announcing our expansion into two more schools.
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Partner Spotlight

Windsong Trust

Windsong Trust is a key partner in After-School All-Stars’ efforts to ensure that our students are prepared to graduate from high school, go on to college or join the workforce, and lead healthy, fulfilling lives. Additionally, with Windsong Trust’s support in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, ASAS provides high school readiness, college immersion, and health and fitness programs to thousands of youth each year. Support from Windsong Trust has been instrumental to ASAS’ ability to offer high-quality, foundational programs for youth while also creating innovative new after-school learning opportunities.

In 2018, After-School All-Stars and Windsong Trust expanded our partnership to pilot an original career and technical education program, Show Your Work. This program engages middle school students through original curricula that foster hands-on learning experiences, skill building, and meaningful interactions with professionals in commercial real estate development, architecture, advanced manufacturing, construction technology, and culinary arts.

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Teamwork

Key Partners

HARRIS Family

What does one of the world’s most successful businessmen and billionaires say is the key to success? The answer may surprise you. Josh Harris – private equity giant and principal owner/managing partner of the NHL’s New Jersey Devils and the NBA’s Philadelphia 76ers – attributes much of his success in life to lessons learned during his days as a high school and college wrestler. Now Harris and his wife, Marjorie, are working with ASAS to help provide similar opportunities to youth across the country.

Parents of five children, Josh and Marjorie understand the importance of after-school programming in teaching big life lessons such as leadership, teamwork, and perseverance. “Kids get to play basketball and other sports, but also we sneak in a little bit of homework and good eating, and science and math,” explains Josh at an After-School All-stars basketball clinic. “I think it’s really important to feel that we’re making a difference and giving back to the community,” adds Marjorie. “It’s not just about owning a team – it’s about what it does for people.”

Over the last two years, the Harris Family Charitable Foundation has supported ASAS’ expansion throughout the northeast, helping us open new sites in Camden and Newark,
NJ, and Philadelphia, PA – all cities tied to the Harrises’ sports teams. Additionally, the foundation has supported ASAS’ national capacity to operate high-quality programs, including funding the expansion of our evaluation efforts, as the Harrises are staunch advocates of results-driven philanthropy.

Thank you, Josh and Marjorie Harris, for your commitment to the cities of Camden, Newark, and Philadelphia, and to supporting ASAS’ work to build the next generation of leaders, both on and off the court!

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Mentorship

Key Partners

Mondelez

Kale, sautéed with olive oil, with a dash of lemon juice to brighten things up, has been the dark horse on the ASAS culinary scene. Trepidation is quickly replaced with delight as students discover the pleasures of fresh produce expertly prepared. For many All-Stars, this is their first experience tasting truly fresh produce and sampling new dishes. And it’s the students themselves that are calling the shots in the kitchen. In a farm to table approach, they’re growing tomatoes, zucchini, corn, eggplants, and herbs and utilizing their home-grown produce as they master healthy cooking techniques and nutrition lessons as part of a nationwide initiative. “I like cooking class because we make all different sorts of food—we make vegan foods, we make healthy foods, and learn how to make things from scratch instead of out of a box, like ice cream. I like it because it helps me find different ways to try new foods, and I can cook some of them at home, like fried rice and smoothies.” – Zackery

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Chapter Snapshots

Atlanta

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Atlanta offers students hundreds of programs, ranging from homework assistance to project-based learning; other activities include sports and cooking. We want to ensure all students feel welcomed and included.
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- 3,579
  Students
- 23
  Schools
- 98%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Bay Area

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Bay Area empowers students to pursue opportunities beyond high school education in college, career and life. We invest in STEM learning to empower students to be 21st Century Ready and to create their own opportunities.
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- 444
  Students
- 3
  Schools
- 69%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Chicago

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Chicago recently added a new program component to the Career Exploration Opportunities initiative. The chapter tirelessly works to introduce All-Stars students to vocational jobs.
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- 46,234
  Students
- 241
  Schools
- 85%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Cleveland

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Cleveland strives to engage as many students as possible through daily after-school programming. Our attention to student retention goes beyond student engagement.
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- 239
  Students
- 2
  Schools
- 95%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Columbus

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Columbus opened its doors downtown in 2000 and soon discovered that while many of the schools had various program activities and student-focused events, the student engagement and participation levels were low and inconsistent. The ASAS Columbus team was committed to ensuring the safety and engagement of all students and found hockey to be the answer to both concerns.
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- 450
  Students
- 4
  Schools
- 70%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Hawaii

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Hawaii is known for its welcoming community and sense of belonging—always prioritizing the need for mentorship and guidance for all students.
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- 1,820
  Students
- 10
  Schools
- 62%
  Qualify for Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Las Vegas

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Las Vegas focuses on exposing students to off campus activities that better connects them to the great outdoors, mentors, and overall career opportunities. Since 2007, ASAS Las Vegas has provided Lifetime Adventures classes to connect underserved students to environments outside their neighborhoods and to promote youth outdoor learning and wilderness travel.
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- 5,670
  Students
- 16
  Schools
- 96%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Los Angeles

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Los Angeles strives to empower students through mentorship. We realize the importance of a strong, supportive community in our students’ lives.
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- 14,903
  Students
- 54
  Schools
- 90%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
New Jersey

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) New Jersey is dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming environment for all students. The ASAS team is set on empowering the next generation of leaders.
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- 485
  Students
- 4
  Schools
- 76%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
New York

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) New York strives to create better engagement between home and school, allowing parents to be more thoroughly involved through open communication and understanding of the program activities provided.
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- 860
  Students
- 5
  Schools
- 87%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
North Texas

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) North Texas is devoted to the improvement and empowerment of all-inclusive education. Our hope is to provide students with the necessary enrichment programs to develop their own individual skillsets.
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- 671
  Students
- 6
  Schools
- 100%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Orlando

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Orlando aims to cultivate a supportive and empowering community for all students. We know not every child may have a positive perception of what the word “home” means, but our hope is that they will feel at home in ASAS and feel that they belong.
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- 3,893
  Students
- 21
  Schools
- 79%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Philadelphia and Camden

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Philadelphia and Camden students at our Molina Upper Elementary location take a moment to show off their hard work cooking in our Kids in the Kitchen program.
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- 436
  Students
- 5
  Schools
- 100%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Puget Sound

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Puget Sound actively strives to fulfill Greater Seattle’s need for comprehensive after-school programs tailored for under-resourced middle school youth.
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- 446
  Students
- 2
  Schools
- 61%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
San Antonio

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) San Antonio has tirelessly fought for the funding and expansion of the chapter since its initial opening.
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- 2,986
  Students
- 32
  Schools
- 92%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
South Florida

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) South Florida takes advantage of the warm weather and year-round sunshine to grow herbs and seasonal vegetables, which students then use in cooking class, take home to their families, and prepare and serve to the school community at culminating events.
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- 3,455
  Students
- 35
  Schools
- 87%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Tampa Bay

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Tampa Bay provides academic and enrichment programs to children in local middle schools in the Tampa Bay area. We partner with the City of Tampa, Hillsborough County Schools, and local community leaders to create a safe educational environment for our youth.
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- 516
  Students
- 2
  Schools
- 94%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Toledo

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Toledo has been fighting for families since day one. We are primarily focused on keeping children safe and furthering their opportunities in life.
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- 294
  Students
- 3
  Schools
- 80%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Washington, D.C.

After-School All-Stars (ASAS) Washington, D.C. is proud to serve the students of this diverse and vibrant community, and as we grow and build relationships throughout DC, our hope is to bring these opportunities to every middle school student within the district.
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- 896
  Students
- 7
  Schools
- 91%
  Qualify for a Free or Reduced Lunch Program

Atlanta
Bay Area
Chicago
Cleveland
Columbus
Hawaii
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
New Jersey
New York
North Texas
Orlando
Philadelphia and Camden
Puget Sound
San Antonio
South Florida
Tampa Bay
Toledo
Washington, D.C.

School District and Charter Partners

Key PARTNERS

The New York Life Foundation was the first major investor in ASAS’ high school preparedness program, We Are Ready, which focuses on the middle to high school transition. With the Foundation’s support, We Are Ready has quadrupled the number of youth served since 2010 and has set thousands of students on the path to high school, college and career success. Beginning in 2014, ASAS and New York Life have significantly expanded our work together. With the support of the New York Life foundation, ASAS expanded to six new cities over three years. Through this campaign—the largest expansion project in ASAS’ history—New York Life helped ensure thousands more at-risk middle school students receive the support and resources they need to realize their potential. Today, New York Life continues to support ASAS’ programming in these markets, as well as the strategic planning and organizational capacity of our network nationwide.

The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation’s support builds ASAS’ organizational capacity to more effectively serve the broader after-school field. Specifically, the C.S. Mott Foundation’s partnership enables After-School All-Stars to enhance program quality and staff training, best practice sharing, curriculum writing, and program evaluation.

Mondelēz International, Inc. is a global snacking powerhouse, creating delicious moments of joy in 165 countries. The Mondelēz International Foundation is partnering with ASAS to promote active, healthy lifestyles through health and nutrition programs, from healthy cooking and nutrition classes to fitness and urban gardening, in 17 national markets.

The ELMA Music Foundation (U.S.), is dedicated to investing in organizations that use music to improve outcomes for children and youth. From 2016- 2020, The ELMA Music Foundation (U.S.) has invested in the expansion of the digital music production program at After-School All-Stars, which aims to teach students both the art and business of music production through digital beat-building and music creation as well as career exploration.

Since 2010, FOX Sports Networks (FSN) has worked with After-School All-Stars to support our health and fitness programs for youth with the goal of promoting healthy lifestyle choices. Together, ASAS and FSN are addressing negative health trends for youth by helping kids become more physically active and knowledgeable about healthy eating choices. The following FSN regions are actively involved through media support, volunteerism and field trips for ASAS students: FOX Sports Ohio, Fox Sports South, and FOX Sports Florida. ASAS also partners closely with FSN nationally and on assorted projects with other regions, including FOX Sports West and Prime Ticket.

The mission of the Harris Family Charitable Foundation is to improve lives and strengthen communities through the transformative powers of youth sports. Over the past three years, the Harris Family Charitable Foundation has funded the expansion of After-School All-Stars throughout the northeast, helping us open new sites in Camden, Newark, and Philadelphia–cities to which Josh and Marjorie Harris have substantial ties and to which they are committed to making a difference. Josh, the General Partner of the Philadelphia 76ers and the New Jersey Devils, and his wife Marjorie, are committed to funding innovative and results-driven philanthropy. Through their family foundation, they have generously supported ASAS in its mission to operate high-quality youth sports programs. Marjorie is a member of ASAS’ national board. Josh is the Co-Founder and Senior Managing Director of Apollo Global Management, LLC, a global leader in alternative asset management.

ASAS was honored to be selected as one of the two charitable beneficiaries of the 2018 NBA All-Star Game. Each team’s captain selected a community-based organization on behalf of whom their team would play, and ASAS was selected by Eastern Conference captain LeBron James, who led his team to victory! As part of the weekend’s festivities, NBA Cares rehabbed the gymnasium at a nearby ASAS Los Angeles school. ASAS students also joined players for the official All-Star Practice and at center court after the game as Team LeBron accepted the championship trophy!

T-Mobile is redefining wireless through product and service innovation. Through their partnership with After-School All-Stars, T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile bring similar innovation to programs that empower youth to succeed in school and in life. They are committed to building stronger communities and believe that supporting youth and tomorrow’s leaders is the key to building a brighter future. Through a multi-year partnership, T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile are helping ASAS continue to expand our youth career exploration programming nationwide.

For more than two decades, Westime has distinguished itself as the ultimate retail destination specializing in extraordinary watches and jewelry. Its three boutiques in Southern California—Beverly Hills, West Hollywood and La Jolla—as well as its newest location in Miami, Florida, display the collections of more than 50 watch brands that represent the best of traditional watchmaking as well as the new guard in haute horlogerie. Westime is frequently cited as one of a dozen multi-brand retailers in the world that influences trends in the watchmaking industry. The company is led by Founder John Simonian, and President Greg Simonian.

The Ahmanson Foundation serves Los Angeles County by funding cultural projects in the arts and humanities, education at all levels, health care, programs related to homelessness and underserved populations, as well as a wide range of human services. With their support, ASAS can implement their first integrated data system, bringing ASAS to the cutting edge of evaluation in the after-school field. This system will allow transformation of programs and increase the impact of our work with students by providing the necessary information to advance strategic improvements.

News Corp, a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education, and information services, partners with ASAS to educate and empower a skilled 21st Century workforce through our drop-out-prevention and career exploration programs, We Are Ready and Career Exploration Opportunities. By supporting these initiatives, News Corp helps ASAS increase the number of low-income students and youth of color earning high school diplomas and pursuing education and advanced training that leads to fulfilling, challenging, and long-term employment.

Essentia partners with After-School All-Stars to support under-resourced youth in becoming the best version of themselves. Their partnership promotes wellness across the country through their investment in After-School All-Stars health programs for youth. Essentia also supports All Star Leadership University, our signature youth development summer program for student leaders.

The Internet Association represents America’s leading Internet companies and their global community of users. Proceeds from the Association’s annual gala in Washington, DC have been generously donated to support ASAS’ STEM-related programs, camps, and entrepreneurship programs every year since 2015.

JCPenney Communities Foundation is dedicated to supporting programs that help close the opportunity gap for underserved children through essential clothing needs, access to youth programs and career readiness support, along with disaster relief assistance. After-School All-Stars and the JCPenney Communities Foundation have worked together to help bridge the gap for under-resourced youth in America since 2015.

The mikeroweWORKS Foundation supports ASAS’ work to pilot vocational education and career exploration programming for middle school students. The foundation and its CEO, Mike Rowe, are committed to helping close the country’s skills gap and prepare students for careers in under-resourced trade fields.

Our Supporters

A Big Thank You

On behalf of After-School All-Stars staff and board, we would like to express our sincerest gratitude for all of the support we have received from hundreds of foundations, corporations, and individuals this past year.

Our donors provide more than just financial support — they are partners and champions working to carry our mission forward. It is only through their commitment to our programs that we are able to provide free, comprehensive after-school programming for children across the country.

We are grateful to these groups for standing alongside us in countless ways. Without them, we wouldn’t be where we are today.

We can’t thank you enough, but we’ll keep trying.

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Donors

Thanks To All Our Supporters

Listed here are donors who contributed $1,000 or more during the 2017-2018 fiscal year.

$1,000,000+
- After School Education & Safety Program (ASES)
- Atlanta Public Schools
- California Department of Education 21st Century Community Learning Centers
- City of Orlando
- Florida Department of Education 21st Century Community Learning Centers
- Georgia Department of Human Services
- Hawaii Department of Education 21st Century Community Learning Centers
- Miami-Dade County Public Schools
- NYC Department of Youth and Community Development
- Orange County Public Schools (Florida)
- Windsong Trust
$500,000 - $999,999
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
- The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
- City of Atlanta Centers of Hope
- City of San Antonio
- The Marcus Foundation
- Mondelez International Foundation
- New York Life Foundation
- Ohio Governor's Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives
$100,000 - $499,999
- The Ahmanson Foundation
  
  Atlanta Falcons Youth Foundation
  
  C & C Honolulu Grant-In-Aid
  
  Children Mending Hearts
  
  DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education
  
  Diana Davis Spencer Foundation
  
  District of Columbia Public Schools
  
  Edvin Ovasapyan
  
  The Elma Music Foundation
  
  Essentia Water
  
  Flancbaum - Rizzuto Family and Conair
  
  Fox Sports Networks
  
  Harris Family Charitable Foundation
  
  Hawaii State Grant-in-Aid
  
  Himan Brown Charitable Trust
  
  The Internet Association
  
  The JCPenney Communities Foundation
  
  Jerome Snyder Foundation
  
  Kamehameha Schools
  
  Los Angeles Rams
  
  Lucas County Jobs and Family Services
  
  Mastery Charter Schools
  
  McInerny Foundation
  
  mikeroweWORKS
- National Basketball Association
  
  New Jersey Department of Education 21st Century Community Learning Centers
  
  New York Department of Education 21st Century Community Learning Centers
  
  Newark Public Schools
  
  News Corp
  
  Office of Hawaiian Affairs
  
  Partnership NYC
  
  Pennsylvania Department of Education 21st Century Community Learning Centers
  
  Richmond College Prep
  
  Rob Ronen
  
  Scott Cawthon
  
  Simonian Family and Westime
  
  Target Foundation
  
  T-Mobile Foundation
  
  United Way of Greater Los Angeles
  
  United Way of Metropolitan Dallas
  
  United Way of New York City
  
  Universal Orlando
  
  The Walt Disney Company
  
  The Whitehead Foundation
  
  Yellow Brick
$50,000 - $99,999
- AmeriCorps, District of Columbia
  
  Annie Duke
  
  Anonymous
  
  Anthony Yanko
  
  AUW
  
  Barry and Renee Honig
  
  Beat the Streets
  
  Bekim Veseli
  
  City of Los Angeles
  
  Cleveland Metropolitan School District
  
  Costco Wholesale Corporation
  
  Dylan Jones
  
  Edgewood Independent School District
  
  ESA Foundation
  
  Ford Motor Fund Company
  
  General Motors
  
  Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey
  
  LA84 Foundation
  
  Lenfest Foundation
- Mammoth Mountain
  
  Mark Groussman
  
  Mazda Foundation
  
  Nancy Rogers
  
  Oakland Unified School District
  
  Paul and Liza Wachter
  
  Philip's Academy Charter School
  
  Prevent Cancer Foundation
  
  The Ralphs M Parsons Foundation
  
  Randy Perkins
  
  Real Estate Coach Pty Ltd.
  
  Red Bull/Southern New Hampshire
  
  Robyn and Don Conlon Family
  
  Roy and Penny McClurg
  
  SeaWorld
  
  Siemens
  
  United Way of Metropolitan Chicago
  
  Walmart Foundation
  
  Werner Family Foundation
$10,000 - $49,999
- A Place Called Home
  
  Adam Fisher
  
  Adobe Foundation
  
  Aleksandr Brez
  
  Andrew De Francesco
  
  Andrew Schwartzberg
  
  Anonymous
  
  Anthem Foundation, Inc.
  
  Astellas Foundation
  
  AT&T
  
  Atherton Foundation
  
  Autodesk
  
  AvalonBay Communities
  
  Avanade
  
  Avi Lerner
  
  Bank of America Charitable Foundation
  
  Bank of Hawaii
  
  Ben Sparango
  
  Ben Wander
  
  Best Buy
  
  Blair Speers
  
  Boston Red Sox Foundation
  
  Brad Pyatt
  
  Brian Strike
  
  CA Technologies
  
  CAA Foundation
  
  Campbell Soup Foundation
  
  Capital for Kids
  
  Carl R. Hendrickson Family Foundation
  
  Charles D'Angelo
  
  Chicago Bulls Community Assist Fund, a McCormick Foundation Fund
  
  Cisco Systems Foundation
  
  City National Bank
  
  Clark Winchcole Foundation
  
  Clay and Lisa Cooley
  
  Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation
  
  Columbus Department of Education
  
  Common Threads
  
  Communities Foundation of Texas
  
  Con Edison
  
  Cornerstone OnDemand, Inc.
  
  Covanta Energy Group
  
  Crescent Porter Hale Foundation
  
  CTD Investments
  
  Dallas Independent School District
  
  David Arnold
  
  David B. Miller
  
  David Garcia
  
  DeWayne Zinkin Sr.
  
  Digital Millennium Wireless
  
  Dimitry Mazur
  
  Dream Builders Project LA
  
  Edison International
  
  The Elizabeth and Barets O. Benjamin Foundation
  
  Eric Grossman
  
  Ernst & Young
  
  Fabian Nunez
  
  Farshad Fardad
  
  Fifth Third Bank
  
  First Hawaiian Bank
  
  Fort Myer
  
  Frank Girolamo
  
  Friends of Hawaii Charities
  
  Gannett Foundation
  
  Gary E. Milgard Family Foundations - Skylight Foundation
  
  Gaudenzio Roveda
  
  Gina Betts
  
  Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles
  
  Good Sports
  
  Google
  
  Grace S. and W. Linton Nelson Foundation
  
  Graham and Elizabeth Weston
  
  GSM Charity Auctions, Inc.
  
  Harald Buben
  
  Harry Singer Foundation
  
  Hawaii Community Foundation
  
  HEI Charitable Foundation
  
  Heisman Trophy Trust
  
  The Herb Block Foundation
  
  High-Tech High Heels
  
  Hillsdale Fund, Inc.
  
  HMSA Foundation
  
  Holly and Brad Reeves
  
  Hollywood Events Pty Ltd
  
  Hollywood Imprints
  
  Inspired Stars Council
  
  Iris Smith
  
  James Brulte
  
  James Madden
  
  Jeff Beacher
  
  Jill Tosti
  
  Jimmy John and Leslie Liautaud
  
  John & Tarra Stetson Charitable
  
  John Whitehead
  
  Jon Sheinberg
- Josh Altman
  
  Josh Wander
  
  Keewaydin Temagami
  
  Keith Brackpool
  
  Kenneth Wegner
  
  Klemens Hallmann
  
  KPMG
  
  Kres Steakhouse
  
  L Brands Foundation
  
  Laura and Donna Lee DiMaggio
  
  Lee Bailey
  
  Leo Model Foundation
  
  Leon J. Simkins Charitable
  
  Lisa Lucheta
  
  Los Angeles Arboretum and Botanic Garden
  
  Ludmila Bess
  
  Marcin Pioro
  
  Mark Fisher
  
  Mary Alice and Bennett Brown Foundation
  
  Matchless London
  
  Matt Altman
  
  Matt Podraza
  
  Maverick Carter
  
  The Meadows Foundation
  
  Mercy Lab
  
  The Miami Foundation
  
  Miami Heat Charitable Fund
  
  Miami Heat Limited Partnership
  
  Michael and Helen Schaffer (Mike Appeal)
  
  Michael and Michaela Sisk
  
  Michael Beckerman
  
  Micheal Ho
  
  Mike Hardy
  
  MOCA Foundation
  
  Modern Luxury
  
  Muriel F. Siebert Foundation
  
  Newman's Own Foundation
  
  NexEra Energy Foundation
  
  Norcliffe Foundation
  
  Office of Latino Affairs
  
  Olivia Donef
  
  Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC)
  
  The Patricia Kind Family Foundation
  
  Peter Mitchell
  
  Philip L. Graham Fund
  
  Pinkerton Foundation
  
  PSEG Foundation
  
  PVT Land Company
  
  The Rees-Jones Foundation
  
  Reinberger Foundation
  
  Richmond Dinh
  
  Robert Emami
  
  Robert Lorimer
  
  Rodney Cohen
  
  The Rose Hills Foundation
  
  RSM Consulting
  
  Russell Family Foundation
  
  San Antonio Area Foundation
  
  Sandy Springs Education Force
  
  Sanjay Khunti
  
  Sharlee Jeter
  
  Sharon Hernandez
  
  Sichenzia Ross Friedman
  
  Siebert Foundation
  
  Siemer Family Foundation
  
  Soles for Souls
  
  Spindrift Family Foundation
  
  Starting Point
  
  Stephen Glass
  
  Steve Kram/Content Partners LLC
  
  Steven and Debbie Weiss
  
  Strategic Dealer Services, LP
  
  Stuart A. Miller Family
  
  Sultan Albarc
  
  Susan Crown Exchange
  
  Susan Kennedy
  
  Tai Lopez
  
  Take-Two Interactive
  
  Thomas Keys
  
  Todd and Gretchen Lanman
  
  Todd and Kari Wagner
  
  Todd Glasin
  
  Tom and Priscilla Chow
  
  Torani
  
  Turn 2 Foundation
  
  United Way of the National Capital Area
  
  United Way Philadelphia
  
  University of California, Los Angeles
  
  US Soccer Foundation
  
  Victoria Foundation
  
  Wayne Boich
  
  Westgate Resort Foundation
  
  Winston and Becky Hickox
  
  XL Catlin
$5,000 - $9,999
- Adam Arviv
  
  Advance Wireless
  
  Alan S. Honig
  
  The Albertsons Companies and Vons Foundation
  
  Align Public Strategies
  
  Allen Hilles Fund
  
  American Savings Bank
  
  Andrew Sassoon
  
  Anonymous
  
  Apollo Group
  
  Ash Marton
  
  Baker Bots LLC
  
  Bank of the West
  
  BB&T Rolfe Davis
  
  Benjamin Shabtai
  
  Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois
  
  Brendan Whitsitt
  
  Brett Brewer
  
  Brett Brewer
  
  Brian Herman
  
  The California Endowment
  
  Callan Law Group
  
  Carlos Bonzon
  
  Carlos Saladrigas Jr.
  
  CBS EcoMedia
  
  Coles Serfe
  
  Colin O'Reilly
  
  Cozen O'Connor Philadelphia
  
  CPS Engery
  
  Daniel Nir
  
  Dash Wireless, Inc.
  
  David Bland
  
  David Delaney
  
  David Silverman
  
  Dorsey & Whitney Foundation
  
  Dr. Sabrina Kay
  
  Duane Kurisu
  
  Embark
  
  Eric Fender
  
  Fifth Third Bank Foundation
  
  Fit Girls
  
  Galloway Foundation
  
  Gary Tobey
  
  George Wasserman Family Foundation
  
  Glaser Foundation
  
  Global Good Fund
  
  Gold's Gym
  
  Haggar
  
  Hartline Dacus Barger Dreyer LLP
  
  IBC
  
  Industrial Light & Magic
  
  Ingram-White Castle Foundation
  
  Insight Property Group
  
  James D. & Kay Y. Moran Foundation
  
  Janik Vinnakota LLP
  
  Jared Margolis
  
  Jarett Posner
  
  Jeff Patterson
  
  Jenny Wrobel
  
  Jim Lorimer
  
  John Stetson
  
  John Tighe
  
  Jon Bier
- Just in Queso Foundation
  
  Keith Hennessey
  
  Ken Sterling
  
  Koa Capital
  
  KP Financial Services
  
  Larson & Tourbo
  
  Los Angeles Kings/Fox Sports West
  
  Luis Lopez
  
  The MacNaughton Group
  
  Marcos Gomez
  
  MGM National Harbor
  
  Miami Dolphins Foundation
  
  Michael Appell
  
  Microsoft
  
  Mike and Mary Silverman
  
  Motiv8 Foundation
  
  National University System - Sanford Harmony
  
  Nationwide Children's Hospital
  
  NBA Cares
  
  Neo International LLC
  
  Newmark Knight Frank
  
  Noah Schwartz
  
  Northwoods
  
  Old School Labs
  
  Omar Johnson
  
  Orlando City Soccer Foundation
  
  Park Place Dealerships
  
  PECO
  
  Pepco
  
  Peter Sisitsky
  
  Phil Terry
  
  Primetalk USA LLC
  
  Robert Fishman
  
  Royal Caribbean Cruises LTD
  
  Ryan Ross
  
  Sam Hirota, Inc.
  
  Sandra Silverman
  
  Scott and Cheryl Bagenstose
  
  Seybert Foundation
  
  Shane Battier
  
  Smartfone Telecom, Inc.
  
  Summa Hawaii, Inc.
  
  Telecell
  
  Teo Vanyo Adiputra
  
  Terry and Barry Greenberg
  
  Texas Capital Bancshares
  
  Theresa Lana
  
  Thomas Haubenstricket
  
  Thunderbird Community Sports Foundation
  
  Todd Kramer
  
  Toledo Walleye Hockey Club's Walleye Wishing Well Fund
  
  Tomorrow Telecom, Inc.
  
  Trinity Investments
  
  Umpqua Bank
  
  Unlimited PCS, Inc.
  
  USTA National Campus/ USTA Foundation
  
  Viacom (Nickelodeon)
  
  Wellness Patriots
  
  Wells Fargo Foundation
  
  William Kakon
  
  William Penn Foundation
  
  Wireless Time LLC
$1,000 - $4,999
- Aaron and Lauren Dworkin
  
  Academic Approach
  
  Alessandra Carozza
  
  Alexander and Baldwin
  
  Alexander Mehr
  
  Alicia Price
  
  Alliance for a Healthier Generation
  
  Alston & Bird LLP
  
  Alston Hunt Floyd and Ing
  
  AMDS, LLC & Auad Services
  
  Andres M Gonzalez
  
  Andrew Grace
  
  Anonoyomus
  
  Anonymous
  
  Anonymous
  
  Anonymous L Brands Employee
  
  Ansley Elfmont
  
  Aracely Godinez
  
  Arlene Balkansky-Stein
  
  Arnie's Army
  
  The Art Of Charm
  
  AT&T Ohio
  
  August DiRenzo
  
  BakerHostetler
  
  Bank of America
  
  Barghausen Consulting Engineers
  
  BDO Seidman
  
  Ben Lange
  
  Benjamin Gregory
  
  Benjamin Rosenthal
  
  Bert Martinez
  
  Big Ten Network (BTN)
  
  Bill Wade
  
  Bio-Tech Consulting, Inc.
  
  Boeing
  
  Boss Film Productions
  
  Brendan Davis
  
  Brian Bilzin
  
  Brian Nowak
  
  Byrd Leavell
  
  Cardinal Healthcare
  
  CareSource Foundation
  
  CD102.5 For the Kids
  
  Cellular USA, Inc.
  
  Champions School of Real Estate
  
  Championsgate
  
  Charity Golf International
  
  Chris Hannan
  
  Christian Berkholtz
  
  Christian Tinder
  
  Christopher M. Budack
  
  Chuyen Nguy
  
  Clear Channel Outdoor
  
  CMTLA INC.
  
  Coastal Construction
  
  Colin Mathews
  
  Commissioner Jim Gray
  
  Commissioner Patty Sheehan
  
  Commissioner Robert Stuart
  
  Commissioner Samuel B. Ings
  
  Commissioner Tony Ortiz
  
  Cory and Rachel Gregory
  
  Cozen O'Connor NY
  
  CSX Transportation
  
  D.V. and Ida J. McEachern Charitable Trust
  
  The Dallas Foundation
  
  Daniel DiPiazza
  
  Daniel Fisher
  
  Dave Erland
  
  David Bender
  
  David Brown
  
  David Harris
  
  David Sturgeon
  
  Deeptha Jayaratne
  
  Deloitte LLP
  
  Dominion Charitable Foundation
  
  Don Dizon
  
  Donnie DiGeronimo
  
  Dr. Arthur and Bonnie Ennis Foundation
  
  Easton Community Foundation of the Columbus Foundation
  
  ECS Mid Atlantic
  
  Eddie Jones
  
  EJ Bond
  
  Erick Richardson
  
  Eugene Matsuyama
  
  ExpandED Schools
  
  Fernie and Margo E. Lopez
  
  Florence Joliff
  
  Florida Citrus Sports
  
  Fluor
  
  The Food Group
  
  Fun Spot
  
  Gary and Nora Gausman
  
  The Gil and Dody Weaver Foundation
  
  Golf Channel
  
  The Good Coin
  
  Grace Pacific Corporation
  
  Gray Robinson
  
  Harbor Capital Advisors
  
  Harman Cain Family Foundation
  
  Harrison & Held LLC
  
  Harrison and Brittany Barnes
  
  Harvey Kesner
  
  Hasib Mobh
  
  Head Injury Foundation
  
  Henry E Niles Foundation, Inc.
  
  Hillcrest Foundation
  
  Himali Patel
  
  HPM Building Supplies
  
  HW&Co.
  
  Iberia Bank
  
  Ill Park
  
  Indidesign
  
  Interceramic
  
  International Chiropractors Association
  
  Irene Kieweg
  
  Irie Foundation
  
  Island Insurance Foundation
  
  James Spitzig
  
  Jamie Dunning
  
  Jared Townshend
  
  Jeff and Lynn Watanabe
  
  Jenkins Hill Consulting LLC
  
  Jessica Flugge
  
  Jhamandas Watumull Fund
  
  Jim Mickey
  
  Joel Schaub
  
  Joel Steinberg
  
  John A. Gonzalez Insurance Services
  
  John Ghingo
  
  John O'Rourke
  
  Johnson & Johnson
  
  Jonathan Honig
  
  Jonika Nix
  
  Jordan Levy
  
  Jordan Meisner
- José Altuve
  
  Joseph Galvano
  
  Joslyn Main
  
  June Engineering / Junebug Foundation
  
  Justin Croniser
  
  Kam Cares Foundation
  
  Katherine Perot Reeves
  
  Keith Ferrazzi
  
  Keith Jereb
  
  Kendra Scott Columbus
  
  Kersten Rettig
  
  Kevin Jones
  
  Key-Comm International
  
  Kris LaBrie
  
  Larry Beebe
  
  Laser Spine Institute
  
  Latham, Shuker, Eden & Beaudine
  
  The Laura B. Vogler Foundation
  
  Lauren Sella
  
  Lea Journo Beverly Hills Hair Salon
  
  Lilly Pulitzer
  
  Littler
  
  Liz Giordano
  
  Logan Stout
  
  Lorik Papyan
  
  Manuel Zaby
  
  Mark and Debbie Jerman
  
  Mark and Kayla Owens
  
  Mark Kreisler
  
  Mark Silverman
  
  Mark Strickland
  
  Marlins Foundation
  
  Mary Perry
  
  Marybeth and Kevin Conlon
  
  Matt Chung
  
  Mears Transportation
  
  Metro PCS
  
  MGO LLP (Macias, Gini & OConnell)
  
  Michael Lerchl
  
  Michael Lustigman
  
  Michelle & Brad Schrupp
  
  Mike Schmidt
  
  MJ Wireless, Inc. dba Cellular Zone
  
  Moccasin Lake Foundation
  
  Mohit Bahsali
  
  Morgan & Morgan
  
  Moshe Hartstein
  
  Neil and Cindy Grossman
  
  New Frontiers Foundation
  
  Nicholas Lynn
  
  Noah Theran
  
  NoWstalgic Toys, Inc.
  
  The Olympic Club Foundation
  
  Omar Antigua
  
  Omar Spahi
  
  OPOC.us
  
  Orlando Magic
  
  Orlando Police Department
  
  Pacific Western Bank
  
  Pamela Lehrer
  
  PAR Hawaii, Inc.
  
  Patrick Schwarzenegger
  
  Paula Miltenberger
  
  Payline Data
  
  PB Express, Inc.
  
  Peace Guardians
  
  Pete Diamandis
  
  Peter Miller
  
  PH Mullen
  
  Pogir
  
  Prizeo
  
  Puro Trader
  
  Quality Distributors LLC
  
  The Queens Health Systems
  
  Raphael Auad
  
  Ray Allen
  
  Raymond Chao
  
  Redouane Guebli
  
  Richanne Lam
  
  Ripley Entertainment, Inc.
  
  Rob Recine
  
  Robert Chinn Foundation
  
  Robert Goldman
  
  Robert Hickman
  
  Robert Ring
  
  Robert Solomon
  
  Rockwell Collins
  
  ROEM Development Corporation
  
  Sam Mathew
  
  Samsung
  
  Satish Unni
  
  Savills Studley, Inc.
  
  SCORE -American Soccer Company, Inc.
  
  Seattle Foundation
  
  Shannon Skokos
  
  Sherwin-Williams
  
  Shutts & Bowen
  
  Sivonne Davis
  
  Speedia Tax Services, Inc.
  
  Stan Majkrzak
  
  Stefan James
  
  Stefanie Langer
  
  Steve & Monica Hershey
  
  Steve Burke
  
  Steve Seay
  
  Stuart Seldowitz
  
  Susan Sakuda
  
  Susanne Charlton
  
  Sydne Mullings
  
  Tammie Brewer
  
  TATA Consultancy Services
  
  Tavistock Development Company
  
  Tim Hepplewhite
  
  Tim Pettit
  
  Todd Seto
  
  Tracy Lange
  
  Two Labs LLC
  
  United Parcel Service (UPS)
  
  Unlimited Martial Arts
  
  Urban Flats Wine
  
  Valdis Sneberg
  
  Ventas
  
  Victor Almeida
  
  Victoria Perry
  
  Volunteer Florida
  
  Walmart Store 2362
  
  Wawa
  
  William Duhut
  
  Willis Towers Watson
  
  Windermere Foundation
  
  Wireless PCS
  
  Women's Sports Foundation
  
  Workbook LLC
  
  X-CLAD
  
  XOXO Media Group
  
  Youth Service America
  
  Zumpano, Castro LLC

Leadership

National leadership
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
  
  Founder & Honorary Chair
- PAUL WATCHER
  
  CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF DIRECTORS
- BEN PAUL
  
  PRESIDENT & CEO
- Andrea Bazan
  
  Chief Devlopment Officer
- Jennifer Berry
  
  Chief Operating Officer
- Aaron Philip Dworkin
  
  President, National Network
- Carlos Santini
  
  Executive Vice President of Programs
Leadership

Division leadership
- Tyler Chandler
  
  Regional Executive Director for South Central Region
  
  Adrianna Ely
  
  Director of Development Operations
  
  Amy Grill
  
  VP of Content Marketing and Communications
  
  Emely Martinez
  
  Senior Director of Talent Development & HR
  
  Jeffrey Miller
  
  Director of Curriculum & Training
  
  John Thurman
  
  Director of Operations
- Megan Donahue
  
  Director of Systems & Internal Communications
  
  Sarah Beth Gardner
  
  Senior Director of Special Projects
  
  Hector LaFarga
  
  Regional Executive Director for Westcoast
  
  Kristy McCarthy
  
  Chief of Staff
  
  Jason Spector
  
  Senior Director of Strategy & Evaluation
Leadership

Chapter Leadership
- ATLANTA
  
  Walter Thompson
  
  Executive Director
  
  Kirk Posmantur
  
  Board Chair
- BAY AREA
  
  Namrata Gupta
  
  Executive Director
  
  Lisa Lucheta
  
  BOARD CHAIR
- Chicago
  
  Cameron Nelson
  
  Executive Director
  
  Jason Johnson
  
  YOUNG PROFESSIONAL BOARD CO-CHAIR
  
  Crystal Mitchell
  
  YOUNG PROFESSIONAL BOARD CO-CHAIR
- Cleveland
  
  Traci Jadlos
  
  Executive Director
  
  Justin Croniser
  
  BOARD CHAIR
- Columbus
  
  Tracy Ensign
  
  Executive Director
  
  Christopher O'Shaughnessy
  
  Board Chair
  
  Karen Kasich
  
  HONORARY CHAIR
- Hawaii
  
  Kimi Takazawa
  
  Executive Director
  
  AJ Halagao
  
  Board Chair
- Las Vegas
  
  Jodi Manzella
  
  Executive Director
  
  Jenna Morton
  
  Board Chairs
- Los Angeles
  
  Ana Campos
  
  Executive Director
  
  Sabrina Kay
  
  Board Chair
- New Jersey
  
  Nicole Harris
  
  Executive Director
  
  Tim Hepplewhite
  
  BOARD CHAIR
- New York
  
  Dax-Devlon Ross
  
  REGIONAL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
  
  Michael Schmidt
  
  Board Chair
  
  August DiRenzo
  
  HONORARY BOARD CHAIR
- North Texas
  
  Marissa Castro Mikoy
  
  Executive Director
  
  Ben Lange
  
  Board Chair
- Orlando
  
  Dan Toffoli
  
  Executive Director
  
  Colby Arrow
  
  Board Chair
  
  Mayor Buddy Dyer
  
  HONORARY CHAIR
- Philadelphia and Camden
  
  Kelly Woodland
  
  Executive Director
  
  Lisa Lewis
  
  Board Chair
- Puget Sound
  
  Ranna Daud
  
  Executive Director
  
  Christian Tinder
  
  Board Chair
- San Antonio
  
  Patricia Karam
  
  Executive Director
  
  Jane Macon
  
  Board Chair
- South Florida
  
  Sean Prospect
  
  Executive Director
  
  Carlos Saladrigas
  
  Board Chair
- Tampa
  
  Joe Mangione
  
  Executive Director
  
  Bill Gieseking
  
  Board Chair
- Toledo
  
  Tracy Ensign
  
  Executive Director
  
  Christopher O'Shaughnessy
  
  Board Chair
  
  Karen Kasich
  
  HONORARY Chair
- Washington, D.C.
  
  Daniela Grigioni
  
  Executive Director
  
  Brendan Whitsitt
  
  Board Chair

Leadership

Board Members
- Founder & Honorary Chair
  
  Arnold Schwarzenegger
  
  38th Governor of The State Of California
- BOARD CHAIR
  
  Paul Wachter
  
  President & CEO | Main Street Advisors
- President & CEO
  
  Ben Paul
  
  President & CEO | After-School All-Stars
- HONORARY DIRECTOR
  
  Bonnie Reiss
  
  IN LOVING MEMEORY (1956-2018)
- DIRECTOR
  
  Michael Beckerman
  
  President & CEO
  The Internet Association
- DIRECTOR
  
  Brett Brewer
  
  Co-Founder
  CrossCut Ventures
- DIRECTOR
  
  Maverick Carter
  
  CEO , SPRINGHILL ENTERTAINMENT
- DIRECTOR
  
  Rodney Cohen
  
  Managing Director
  The Carlyle Group
- DIRECTOR
  
  Conyers Davis
  
  GLOBAL DIRECTOR
  USC SCHWARZENEGGER INSTITUTE
- DIRECTOR
  
  Laura DiMaggio
  
  PARTNER
  NIGRO,KARLIN,SEGAL, FELDSTEIN & BOLNO, LLP
- DIRECTOR
  
  August DiRenzo
  
  VICE CHAIRMAN
  CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD, INC.
- DIRECTOR
  
  Annie Duke
  
  Author, Public Speaker
- DIRECTOR
  
  Scott Galer
  
  PARTNER
  STUBBS ALDERTON & MARKILES, LLP
- DIRECTOR
  
  John F. Ghingo
  
  President, APPLEGATE FARMS LLC
- DIRECTOR
  
  Mark Groussman
  
  Managing Member, Bull Hunter, LLC
- DIRECTOR
  
  Chris Hannan
  
  EVP, SALES INTEGRATION
  WME/IMG GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS
- DIRECTOR
  
  Tim Hepplewhite
  
  HEAD OF STRATEGY, MONDELĒZ INTERNATIONAL, INC.
- DIRECTOR
  
  Daniel L. Hernandez
  
  CEO & President,
  Hollenbeck Youth Center
- DIRECTOR
  
  Omar Johnson
  
  Founder & CEO
  ØPUS
- DIRECTOR
  
  Tom Keys
  
  President & COO
  METRO BY T-MOBILE
- DIRECTOR
  
  Jane Macon
  
  Partner, BRACEWELL LLC
  Chairperson, Siebert Financial
- DIRECTOR
  
  Mark J. Madgett
  
  SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
  NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
- DIRECTOR
  
  Amy Moynihan
  
  Partner
  A Squared Entertainment
- DIRECTOR
  
  Chris O’Shaughnessy
  
  Partner
  Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP
- DIRECTOR
  
  Michael Reinsdorf
  
  President & COO
  Chicago Bulls
- DIRECTOR
  
  Joseph Schlater
  
  Director of Business Development
  Standard General LP
- DIRECTOR
  
  Mark Silverman
  
  President, FOX SPORTS NETWORKS
- DIRECTOR
  
  John Simonian
  
  Founder, Westime
- DIRECTOR
  
  John Tighe
  
  President, Peerless Clothing International
- DIRECTOR
  
  Tom Werner
  
  CHAIRMAN
  BOSTON RED SOX
Leadership

Program Evaluation Board
- Dr. Tiffany Berry
  
  Research Associate Professor, Claremont Graduate University (CGU) Associate Director, Claremont Evaluation Center (CEC)
  
  Dr. Gretchen Biesecker
  
  Principal Consultant, Bee’s Knees Consulting
  
  Dr. Michael K. Conn
  
  Senior Vice President, Research, Student Research Foundation
- Dr. Barry A. Garst
  
  ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF YOUTH DEVELOPMENT LEADERSHIP, Clemson University
  
  Dr. James Pann
  
  ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, ABRAHAM S. FISCHLER COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
  
  Dr. Curtis Jones
  
  SENIOR SCIENTIST, DIRECTOR OF SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE EVALUATION IN EDUCATION (SREED)
Leadership

Youth Advisory Board
- ATLANTA
  
  A'Niyah P.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  E'Money K.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- BAY AREA
  
  Merllin O.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  Ingrid P.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- Chicago
  
  Freddie H.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- Cleveland
  
  Jahmel B.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
- Columbus
  
  Tiffany B.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
- Hawaii
  
  Siaki T.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  Jacile P.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  Elizabeth L.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- Las Vegas
  
  Arlee B.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
- Los Angeles
  
  Salma M.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  Janell H.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- New Jersey
  
  Nylea U.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- New York
  
  Odeidra S.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  Zaphhire L.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- North Texas
  
  Danna C.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  Benito R.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- Orlando
  
  Angelica O.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  Alexis H.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- Philadelphia and Camden
  
  Tiembrah W.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
- Puget Sound
  
  Yago R.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  Malia C.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- South Florida
  
  Joseluis G.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  Carys W.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- Tampa
  
  Chad S.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  Bryce H.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR
- Washington, DC
  
  Ajani A.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBER
  
  De'Quan A.
  
  YOUTH ADVISORY MENTOR

Financials

Annual ReporT Financials

For the 2017-2018 fiscal year, After-School All-Stars had a total network operating budget of $43,169,077

ASAS Network Expenses

80% Program Expenses
5% Fundraising
15% Administration Expenses

ASAS Network Funding

59% Government Revenue
5% Event Revenue
19% Foundation Revenue
5% Individual Revenue
8% Corporate Revenue
4% Other

From All Of Us At ASAS

Thank You!

We couldn't do this without you!

ASAS AllStars

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WEST COAST
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Los Angeles, CA 90036
P: (323) 938-3232
E: [email protected]

EAST COAST
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Washington, D.C. 20005
P: (202) 289-3904
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Picture Our Growth

Letter from All-Stars Alumnus

Dear Supporters

Student Stories

Picture Change

Wallace's Success Story

1. What are your current goals—academically, personally, and professionally?

2. Are there any social good causes you are particularly passionate about and consider yourself an advocate for?

3. Looking back on your life, how different would you say your life trajectory would be without After-School All-Stars?

4. How would you describe yourself before and after After-School All-Stars?

5. What is one lesson you gained from being in After-School All-Stars?

Citlali's Success Story

1. What are your current goals—academically, personally, and professionally?

2. Are there any social good causes you are particularly passionate about and consider yourself an advocate for?

3. Looking back on your life, how different would you say your life trajectory would be without After-School All-Stars?

4. How Would You Describe Yourself Before And After After-School All-Stars?

5. What Is One Lesson You Gained From Being In After-School All-Stars?

Data & Demographics

Our Footprint

Our Students

50% Female

50% Male

SCHOOL LEVEL

40% Elementary (K-4)

56% Middle (5-8)

4% High (9-12)

Diversity

Data & Demographics

Students Served and Supported

Our Mission

Our Vision

National Organization

ASAS is the largest middle-school based after-school program in the country. 2018 was a record-breaking fundraising year for us!

Partner Spotlight

Windsong Trust

Advocacy

Federal Advocacy

State Advocacy

County and City Advocacy

The NBA All-Star Game was a big win for us!

Partner Spotlight

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Teamwork

Key Partners

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Mentorship

Key Partners

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Chapter Snapshots

Atlanta

Bay Area

Chicago

Cleveland

Columbus

Hawaii

Las Vegas

Los Angeles

New Jersey

New York

North Texas

Orlando

Philadelphia and Camden

Puget Sound

San Antonio

South Florida

Tampa Bay

Toledo

Washington, D.C.

School District and Charter Partners

Key PARTNERS

Our Supporters

A Big Thank You

Donors

Thanks To All Our Supporters

Listed here are donors who contributed $1,000 or more during the 2017-2018 fiscal year.

Leadership

National leadership

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Founder & Honorary Chair

PAUL WATCHER

ASAS is the largest middle-school based after-school program in the country.

2018 was a record-breaking fundraising year for us!

The NBA All-Star Game
was a big win for us!